Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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MISS HYDE, MISS MOODY, C! ks NYONE visiTing The oTTice will realize ThaT iT is The hub OT The rouTine acTiviTy OT The school. IT is here The sTudenTs go To have Their many quesTions answered and problems solved. Records are lcepT OT The sTudenTs' programs, OT aTTendance, grades, and crediTs, Tor TuTure reTerence. The daily and special bulle-Tins are published here: early dis- missals, room excuses, sTreeT car cards, and sched- ules OT classes are issued. The school's mail and all Telephone calls come Through The oTTice. ReporTs are made To The headquarTers OT The Board OT Edu- caTion, and crediTs OT enTering sTuolenTs are senT Tor. The losT and Tound deparTmenT is mainTained by The oTTice aTTendanTs, and all school money is received and counTed. Poor work slips and demeriTs are recorded here, eligibiliTy Tor aThleTic acTiviTies and membership in The senior and iunior classes are checked. All in all, The oTTice is probably The mOsT inTeresT- ing and The busiesT place in The enTire school, and iTs success is due To The eTTicienT and willing services OT The aTTendanTs. administration 17

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GEORGE N PORTER Pr cipal E. E. HANSELMAN, Vice-Principal I-IE enrollmenf of Garfield equals fhe popu- lafion of many fowns of Washingfon. Reg- isfrafion has increased fo a fofal of 2,179 sfudenfs. Mr. Porfer and Mr. l-lanselman, principal and vice-principal, resloecfively, have fhe faslc of guiding fhis sfuolenf body along fhe pafh of edu- cafion. Besides many execufive responsibilifies con- necfeol wifh fhe regular curriculum, oufside acfivi- fies, and school finance, fhey give assisfance in advising sfudenfs concerning fheir courses, bofh in high school and in college. An imporfanf change during fhe year is fhe infro- ducfion of a non-fechnical cerfificafe course, whereby a sfudenf earns a cerfificafe signifying fhaf he has credifably complefecl fhe regular four years of high school, buf which is nof accepfed for en- france fo a Universify. Changes in fhe faculfy include fhe adclifion of Miss Burgess fo fhe Food and Arf deparfmenfs, Mrs. Sfrafe fo fhe English deparfmenf affer an absence of six years, and Miss Randall affer a semesfer's leave, and Mrs. Skinner fo fhe English and l-lisfory deparfmenfs. administration 16

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MARGARET AEILS-Typing, Commercial English, Slenoqraphy, Senior Class Adviser. E, W. ANDERSON-World Hisfory, Girls' Club Adviser, Funfesl Direclor. L. E. BASHORE-Uniled Slales Hislory, Debale Coach. , KIRK BAXTER-Economics, Boys' Physical Educalion, Firsl Team N Baseball, Freshman Foolball, Freshman, Sophomore Basbefball Coach. HERMINA BIBA-Posler Design, Lellering Design, Costume Design, Inferior Decoraling, Adviser Slage Design. EMMA BIRD-Penmanship and Spelling, Junior Business Training, Sophomore Class Adviser. HOWARD M. BRIER-Liferalure I, Public Speaking, News Wriling l, ll, Messenger Adviser. LEON H. BRIGHAM-Uniled Sfales Hislory, Foofball, Basketball, Track Coach. AMY BROWN-Arl, Arl Adviser Arrow. CATHERINE BUCKLEY-Algebra, Freshman Class Adviser. JOSEPHA BURNS-French. S. EDITH CAMPBELL-Clothing. IDA R. CHARROIN-Algebra, Geomelry. PARKER COOK-Music, Orchestra, Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Band, Music Direclor Producfions. H.B.CUNNINGHAM-Elemenfary Drawing, Mechanical Drawing, Archifeclural Drawing, Boys' Club Adviser, Funfesf Direclor. ELIZABETH DEARBORN-Liferalure l, Il, Composition I, Il, 18